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Privacy Protection: YOLOv11 Face Detection and Blurring for GDPR Compliance in Hotels
Surveillance systems have undergone a drastic transformation over the years, with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) in surveillance paving the way for better security and monitoring in public as well as private places, including hotels. But not without its considerable privacy implications
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